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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13


The following transfers Of real estate
we're fled for record yesterday:
United States patent 10 George VIII
son, sWA Of SEA OF SEQ. 5, TIP. Is n,
Isaae Cooper and wife and Thomas
RoWIey 10 E. Il. Dasis. part Of SEQ. e,
To. - ~, 4. 6 T.. 500.
Martha Mcbride 10 w. j. Mc(fae, lots
3 and 4, Ia block 6, In Sarah B. YesleE'e
6rut addition 10 Seattle, $3.50.
Jehn w. Power ana wife 10 Elijah u.
Wharton, south 30 feet Of lot 2, block
~. D. +, Denny's third addition TO Be-
attic, $500
Luther Mann and wife 10 L. d. Oros-
sett, lots, and 2, Ia block 6, Mob Hill
addition 30 seattle. 800.
lots /, 2, and 9, block Is, II. Il. YeHleR'E
first addition 10 seattle, 81.
AnQslkne Cone end husband 30 Don
o. 00Fbekt, lots and 2, IN block 2 Of
KinneaF's addition 20 Seattle, and M
Of block 2, MeTcef's addition % Norlh
seattle. el325.
Nellie ID. SeurTy and husband 30
James Quinn. R1f Of iota 3 and 4, block
2 10 Terry's nth addition TO Seattle,
$50.
Samuel 8. Waldo and wife 10 Louis
Lovslock. SEA Of SEA Of SEQ. Is, Up.
IS n, b. f., $500.
A. n. Touna 10 Andrew Corning, lot
8, block :, 10 Brawlsy's addition 20 se-
attic, $1,000.
Sarah w. Ravens 10 Henry B. Havens,
u1divieed u Of VIZ Of 6WL and IN
divided u 0f SEA OF HWL Of Hec. 2,
To Is n, g. 3 E., &l0oo.
Henry B. HAvsns 10 Geo. 2. Kyis. d.
SINE. 5000.
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PRRsoYAL.


Rsv. Mr.. Klloa returned from Tacoma
yesterday.
wR. ThOrnell has gone 70 Port Town
bend on business.
David Kellogg returned from = lying
M 10 California yesterday.
@ Il. HAnford. EEq. went 10 Tacoma
fe11enday after sonAe business matters.
Q. Bscklnsham. traveller Cor Living
Eaa & Co. q San Francisco. is 81 TIE
New England.
]. n. Carson. United states timhaF
ARant at Olympia. arrived IN the city
sunday and & al the New England.
The family Of Mr.. ]. J. Iichten6erg
. seattle, and werc 70 leave that city last
hishl
Captain James Carroll. OF the Anccn.
sfi Seattle yesterday Rorntng tor San
franclsca going overland. He expects
70 return 70 Seattle on saturday next
Mr.. N. Murphy. formerly engaged IN
he cigar business on Ffont street. r.
tHfned ~ the Olympian yesterday ffu1n q
Mrea mouths visit 10 the eastern states.
Mrs. johnson, who has been employed
e = copyief IN the ofiice d tho district
clerk. has been appointed secretary 30
aoye1nor eeznpie. aud has lon for oiym-
Mr., w. A. Avevy left Seattle fcE hiN
home IN oakland. California. yesterday.
Ne having recelved q telograna anDouac,
ina ne death Of hia mother IN that city
% sunday.
George II. Thomas epAriina. ysungesl
con Of Or. N. ~. Sparlinx. OF fhls city
leAsce today for Ann Arhar % take al
the study OF chemistry. lie lntan4s b III
hlmseh 70 take charge a The pEcscs ipffen
department Of the largeet drug store "a
iAis city before he returns
Mrs. T. ]. Humes wife OF Hon. +. ].
HumeS representative 10 the Legislature
rem tkia county. returned from vlaie q
her old home In kan&as last night She
vas aecompAEie led hY ! brother u Mr..
humes and hia two childre1. who viii
make their future home IN Seattle
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Before Jestioe Jones, HsnEy Desc q
Was charged with assault end battery,
found guilty aud sentenced 10 pay 3
iine Of so, IN default OF which be vas
sent to the county jail for ten days.
Toe Mnspbys were In bad luck yes
terday. John cams before Justice
Jones on charge Of disogdefly conduct
and vas cent 40 for 90 days and James
made his boz before Justice Soderberg,
who fog q similar ofkenaa asnt him 80
Jail for She same length Of time. The
two Murphys Will be able 70 20 hand II
hand 70 theig work on the city sewers
every dag and viii be discharged TO.
aetheR.
Flora Goldberg vas found guilty oi
selling liquor withoot q license and
made 10 pay tins Of $50 into Justice
Jones's court.
Befors Justice sodssberR, Robert
KiRlay vas charged with being dFani
and making q disturbances and wa
ined $40. be was one OF What IL get
tlnR 20 be 9 large number Who STAT
thai they are made drunk and hgntina
mad with one drink. There can be nc
question THAI theFe 10 very laFR'
amouua OF s'd0pedn whiskey sold In co.
saloons and Justics Eoderberg proposes
90 set afsss the keepers Of these place
IL be can.
Two other men we're arrested on San
day fer drunkenness, one OF whom va
nned &6 yesterday and the other IA
not yet been tried
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TICKET SOLD TO HANDSOME xoUEo
oewBox, AND wHKnH HE - CONG.

rruxKr SOLD TO HANDSOME YOUNG
COWBOY, AND wuKnH HE - CONG.
Probably ths FIRST ticket ever sold in
The Northwest 10 guarantee the pur-
chaser q rise 10 the Argentine Repub-
lie, was yesterday handed over 70 8. B.
Goss, a handsome young cowboy from
Mexico, by Andrew CbiEbera, Of tie
Urion Ticket OEEios.
YaanR 0oss bad been hare Just long
enough 10 look around and 10 make np
bis mind thas the country be was look
ina for vas rot one with wealths Of
timber. minerals, and Ssh. He had
lose come from q great cattle countgs
md he wanted 20 eet baek 20 one jess
ike Il, II not better. He thought Of
going 10 Vaiparaiso and locking fer
cattle ranges about the foothills IN Chi
III. He wrote around 30 the different
MIL pofts 10 ind 4 vessel that vas keirn
down that way, hat be did not get salts
fseforv iufcrmation. he found ogi
that Buenos Ayres vas The center Of
he greatest cattle RsuWiug country u
the world, end he determined % al
tiers - quiskly a. possible. he said
Al IL VAS not very rich, and bis pEids
vas even less than bis wealth, 20 b
voala not insist en- travelling nrst class
II he vent By way Of Philadelphia b
weuld have q cross che Atlantic 10 Iiy-
erpooi and 70 from there 20 HavFe
| Frauee. ans4 there be could hoard {
staamship sof Ruenos Ayfes.
That Just suited him as be oeuld
l catch q glimpee Of Europe on bis vs.
10 what, In BIS yonng and hopsf1i heart
was the newest ano best country Il
which 20 make . fortune.
Tue ticket he bought vas carefuiii
Etfmped ana coanteEsfaned and b
raid over ire sam Of STA s theref9R
1 This 4 tAe way be viii travel: Fr0rl
hsse 90 Philadzspbia over the Ncsthefl
Paesfs railroad and It's eo1necltons
from Phil4dsiphia 10 Liverpool sEl
Hnvre. via the Preach tne Of steam
phIus: from Havfe 50 B1sDos Ayfea. vi
i lis Chareeurs Reunis line 81 steara
shipa. % ceurse for the sam Of fli4.x
ke. % travel thst distance, must pot q
with second class railroad acsoeamo3a
items ana sseefags feed an1 BEDS q
ne steamships. He don't care for tbs
and Be is noe Well starred on his len
oafuey.
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- xrasfor6 On fts Oxseen & Gil
- rerfaTt Fannie 5ele4B eeFs1e
....-, fITrsie Lennen, J g U1nzellf. 5
s<rsa FLHaT. \ 3 cAsaEsh -
49, 80 seven en- lEfHNszs M4u4aEl
II II Miller. Col II 3 HN1Nf i g
K DaFsnport aHd wlfA AnA "a
49, 4 aufssesou On he oFsE1n 1herl
- Nondzy. Nr1 y 3 80 -
q IL 1aa. 8 d 1eaFM d J q 0f4n7tks
Z. - 9,rnnasE. Mrs A Beatty MF uz4 AtEE
4 s,s.,.,.r 80 ttslrkF -iiye ena iHr1ntA.
Z go Hslun On the Aozk14zu f'1ezlz
-. IL Z Sinclair. " y 1eotee. 3
....-e n Bruwn, and twenty i've emf.
ss- Won1aF. Ask ~ H34Nk WIN
ss-s,nrlP. VFm Cellin, a&i1s 1efnfx9H
- ~ A Berry, Drnce Berry, h J BIS.
-. = flehzsex. e 1900, 1ls -
VT ersan, Il Janse 8 Hennekt. and
1900 erai4eA1iA
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MI. HrwEs1 dos net wnr& = Be- h.
icssisEsd ilis itlr. sasa Il. Milnsr
5sriesdsy afis1nson % . rspsrter va
vas ualllnR % IS "a crporlnnsy %
apaak . fhat annsasman. @ana hsss.
guessed ne - ~ ysu q" eontsnnsd
i1e E1pttfntzn6snt
4ca F1FDSIzf g one1 nE1n u a.
Mlno - 3o1ld IntsE9i13 o1ma eas. and
90 10 WEHa % 3 a01HI1nna1 wAoaa Wf.
AowAf4 E41 been tm eon4eEga1fou viii
a19 Interviewed HIN. Tat eeaSIeaan
said Il 81. De fF1tA, Hoa6xd i =
. os4l e AZ. He tho1Rht b Nas 70.
I'M b nake . whole lse u nansy GA
81 the 4eE8Hea IN eae1. ana entered into
nnmn<F ot oCukfaes1 4xfenainn over
t14 Hlu1sl mUttz IhIs was be-
fore t14 blfninq 81 tie 6afino
yegk1 s. Newcastle 90 ~ taking
ere q kko mlne daxlna ths tins fhat Il
WIS thn4 6eWn4 Tbs result Is De Il bar
ms cuai Is S2n FEanefsc1 ard selma it
- bis Ea1l1meEl - & los, % make hIs
eonlF9af1 god. he Il TeFy naeh woF-
kIed nbpzt Us condftion 81 Affairs ~
Newcastle, and ta1As 81 shn1tfna ahat
mine aown ait0Reshsr. a. ang rate be-
h4a deeidBd 40 ehas doWn fhat haff
which y en- Ere aitcaelhaF, for the pres-
ent q Ie9sls and work ulll prohshly b
puah4d little more FiEnIousIY u tue
etheF hall, 90 lha4 She outpus will be
increased from $50 tons Ger day 10
nkDut go o. 800 tors raf 6ay. Ian
convinced fFom uhat M. Howard told
me thst BE- Is Il fzYor Of bendinR al
energies toward The aegsiopmsnf Of TIE
Emnkfin mine Ii fact ha told me be
oonid aeii al tha Frnnkiin coal be could
zot IN San Erauoiseo e 81 Ger ton.p
"WhAt wes Mr.. Ho9aFt's hurry about
getting swap
he ha1 bhrso objects ID coming %
Seattle. One wa % ascertain TIE ex.
aet state Of Affairs e. Newcastle. and
he alheE vas 10 ess bow badly tie PEG
ole wanf that road buiii % iha 0omFnnD
Point, bat fte real ebiect Of hts visit
vas this. einee me Seattle, Lake
shore 4 Eaatafu railroad became an e.
tabsished fact and Il became settled
that the faad would eross tie maun-
laina b. way Of che sroauninfa paes
the Columbia 4 FuRet sound Railroad |
abandoned the idea q cross |
ing She mountains and paralIelfuQ both /
the N0rthsrn and the Seattle line, ard |
20 bend its entire eneTRies |
b hnildinR 8 line north 70 oOnnect with |
the Canadian Racife. They did no, !
count Garfield and his associates any
obstacle Ia the way, ana openly declared /
that when Henry Crawford got |
his lina graded to Bnohomish |
city that BE was done Tor, and they bad /
an open held. when all az 9 sudden !
The payers announced thai the entire /
line between Hsatils and she Canadian |
Paelfln line had been placed under con-
tract, and taken b. Den aba 60 bnild |
several such roads on their own hook. /
This was q bomb in the camp Of the /
Oregon Improvement Company, and |
che principal cause Which induced John |
l.. Howard 70 come north. He wanted |
70 ind ont izst who and what is &c the l
bsttom Of the enterprise, and he oame |
here for that purpose He remnined |
iast ems day, and guess Ne wenE home /
satisfied that the SLOW coach policy puE- |
sued b the Oregon lmpr0Ysment Com
psny undsr Elijah Smitn's management |
has shut Il cat from extending ils lines |
n any diFestisn.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

DEMANDING AZ TsYKsrf0ATEoS.-san-
day moraiag there was pabsished in the
observation-disclosures IN acoOunt q the
accident Ia Frank Otter, q sailor on The
ship aenoEsi kncx. II viii be reEnern-
berod that OttorH fell thro1Eh the hatch
into the bold a. tha vessel ana auet4tned
injuries which resulted "a his deatA.
YestardAf norRtag Tie sailors All oait
wark. and declared thay would not re-
sulaa unl1 An Investigation o. the causes
leagsinw 70 ahe desth e. their hrothaF was
hrid. Esptaln tiahy stated be Wa Der
fectiy satiafc2 Ter N Investigation % ne
49, - Coransr knct win probably Be
v~ssraeffd loslag % took info the natter.
~ the raramtiuan the sAilars have knock-
- ~ AZ Captain Libby has given l.
Al (3Arr3soa 3 ernfFact - diseAaexe TIE
balisss II she ship, snd load her with zeal
~ a round etCOa
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YHAT AMITu pof

The symptoms Of Biliousness are m
happily BAT TOO vel known. Insy dinef
il different Individuals 20 aonae extent.
A Bilious man is seldom q breakfast
eater. Too freqasufiy, alas BE has an
excsllsas appetite for siquida, bat naDe
for selids OF 9 morning. Hts tongue
viii hardly bear inspection at any times
n II Is not white and fnFred, . u ronRh,
e. all events
me aiRessivs system is wholly cat ct
ardsF. and DiarFhsa OF Constipation
nav Sc q symptou, o. the two us5
Alternate. There are ofteD HamcR-
Fhoida OF evsn loss Of blood There
NAV be eiddi sss and often hsacac1e
and sefdity aatais8cs and tenaerneN
IN TIE pil Of the stomach To ssrreei
an this, u net efse4 cure. ~ 8rsss's
Aagast F7easer, IL enats hut . trtnes and
thousands attest it, eficacy.
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NotWiihstandlng ali the talk OF IN
iunetiona growing out Of the sffcrt Of
the Seattle Dry Dock Company TO pile
ia ana set possession OF portion Of
the mud faAs sonth Of the atty, on
whish 10 build their Aoatine dry dock.
All DAY yesterday passed, with tho chief
iuatlee In his offiee, bat nary an in
3unefi0n was served. The Columbia 4
Puast Sound Railroad Company keeps
les driver on The ground at the foot Of
Charles street. 30 keep that thorough
fare oDen, % that tha roadway 10 the
new min cannot be closed. The dry
dock company has two drivers al work
south az CHARTS street., and are getting
ca well With their work. They will In
eIoss 4 piece 81 orsund about the sig
Of an eiQht lot block, leaviBg On 0pen
space on ell Bides 81 u, 80 thet steam
er can run clear around the enclosure.
Mr.. Mor9n, president Of the dry deck
Company, tas seen yesterday afternoon,
and stated 10 reporter that 90 far the
railroad oompang's driver hed not In
terlered with them. he said she com
pany be Represented had no desire 10
t38e auytuluI 0etouNAMN ~ JIG IottEo4af
or 30 DO anything at eli preiudicial 10
the railroads. interest. On the other
hand, the establishment OF the ship
yard would enhance the value OF the
railro4d's propsfty, and afford the road
considerable trafiic.
The weather wss 90 rough yesterday
that buS little work could be done b.
sny of the three drivers Prom the fact
that the railroad company did not serve
ny infaucticns yesienslsy, IS locks ~
thouah they DID nos intend TO interfeFs
fuetber witt the operations OF the dry
deck company.
Alex. Allen. one o. lhe directors Of
che Company, ssid; Il have Just re-
eeived from Eny people ii the Est, the
SLAMS and spseinoat,ons of 3 floating
doak there which has been In uss for
loag time. and which has proved 9 per
feet succeGs, and as soon as we act this
site middle settled. We expeot 10 CON-
nencs the construction Of . similar
dock here"
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4Rx1 nxY eorr ~.


- - - &EI. q = - - )
A4l1Ae1E4 - sHz< Hx1 n1azEn8
KM1anda8 afszznocn q maansnnnx bag
called a. - Store e nshwahaehsr
Bothes. s c.. sd hanasd NJ. Gnlssrs
. nele from tshn /. Hsun1d. The neis
s1ate4 ahai M. Huwnrz deairs1 20 ialk
wlsA Tim n rsRnrd % rs 0xlan1ioa %
- osasE Rssss soad 70 . eonnssas1n
via iks Nortkarn Paste road q Ne
0cUucn kni14. III. 0afzex9 l6id duwn
~ 20, pa O. III haf. and taetens4 80
tse elAe1 q 1Es aapeEinsendeDt Is "a
oA13nl1 4 knrA4 Spgnd k1llree6 0on-
p4ngs Hhs1e h1 va ushefkd int ~
ZEeas1es q Sabn Z. Hoeasd. e s1n
NEaneiHeeI and NJ. I. ,. MilneE, Of TITS
ely. Aftes feW pre.lmznAxF remnFAE,
he. hewaE1 sata: NJ. Aa1Hart, viii
tee peoEle e 1ea21Ie RuaEanfse tie
uxxzmx on Ezn B0zns
4 Ws baild shs Rad from ; pofns IN
Osi1aE Hlyex b counsekion with tie
AoEihaEn Racias IS ihe Cbmmen
Altar nomsnfss silsnes Mr. Gatnsrf|
sepileds mo. MK. Howard. he peopas
81 Ssattl viii not Rusrsntes ne intaI-
CT % the bands Of any rad yon zee a
e build. The peopie fsel thaa Y0nr
company, IL insiles TO fiaelf and Ia
fairness and fnefioe % The Dsople uhe
support &, ahsaid build that l0nR- pzom-
i4ed short pisee Of road fEam Ersnklin
ofeE TIE eemm0n poiut. ouly question
o. fouF o. ase miles. bul they are not
wiling % kiEs you - do 60. The day
hes R0Ee b. for
azArxEE 10 sCBlmEHa nAxEnokps
10 coma here. TIA gealtle, Laka EhuEs
and Eastern. khe Seattle aud West Cast
read and tbs Unisn Rnalne viii losk
after eur business, and With these ge
va Be able 70 worry along until other
reads and Il % thoIf iuteEess 10 come 20
5eattle, where al roads ere made vel
CONS ana guaranteed Q fgoe right Of
way along the water fronl OF the city,
Neither Mr.. Howard o. Mr.. Gaizert
had anything more 30 sag on The sub
itcE, and after Wishing Mr.. Howard
plsasAnt trip home. Mr.. Gaizeri took
NJ leave.
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nwsor len 6cilnks reward
- nuIs ~ lnfeswsakicn
3. 81. ~. Is me arest md CEN
...'sa s. nny one feunc steal
~. ~, .nplss 81 she Post-IntellI-
- - dsllssrod ~ tfse carriers
...a.,nnaat tlIe city.
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a. aa earsY houR yenfaraay rnarnirn
uaplatn oisr. e - sc J. q. On.
heard assai aplszhanR b Ne uz1zr -.
tween iha end e ceImnnis asck sd
BadlnaR baas henRs. Rnd hnnssned %
~ snens e. thIs cs1mc1i6n y EeeuhaA
wAa eofns g, ana fasn4 Inneshofs-
nan nAmed AEkizs eilnRing = pils.
Captain Olsen ea1iz1e4 him - - WAaEf
and a8kEd him bow BE- Aappeaed % fan
oecEho4fa. Xhn man WaN EtzN 1unsid :
ez1biy un1dIed fSosn fsa elects a. the
prggion1 niaAf'g dse4nch and eoui1
hardly 81 ~ ineeH1aeut soy. HIS
1l1tomeEk, huBeTef, WIS shout a. fcI-
lows ARkinH mud q SompGnion natnHd
1nyior had been an BIZ 81 3 sgEss 10
getnef eli Sunday Eizh1, ana & ff1tie BE-
fore d49iiRh1 Monday mpFufnx Trey
Wandered down sianR The water front
i1okins fax sgrne friends. when rear
TIE best bouse InyloE alnmbI1d and tel
overheard aud was drowned, End Ar
king while locking down % - tie hoIe
hia fFiend had naaa n TIE water, fell
overheard himseR and came near being
drowned.
Oapfsin Olsen statss THAI be dods 10.
give entire cEedence 20 Atkins ssorY,
ailhon9A 10 may he tfue. 1aylas, the
man alleged 20 haEe bean drounsd, vas
missinE yesterday. and could nos be
found anywhere, and from the fast that
he was last seen with Atkins would
esnd % sd strength 20 fhe drunken
mans etsry.
DaEina The foEsnoen ons Of fhe police
olhoeEs dragged fog tie body az tie
missing Enan, hut without success. II
Taylor does not tnKn up today. further
efforts will be Eadeto FnoovgE his body.
0ns the1Fy advanced yesterday Was
that TayloF had eae very drunk and
otaWled away somewhere 10 Eleap Of
the effects Of hia spses, and THAI when
his companion missed him be naturally
supposed thai be had fallen overheard.
OF course, II he cannot be found today
lhis theory viii be exploded and Ar
kins' story be generally believed as
trina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Nov A HoRse TuIKT. John DaWita
he yuuns maa for whom ire sheriff was
talegrAphing On Saturday. came lnto the
been made against hius IL either o. the
last1ce courts. Il appeared that while DO
vas cut % the city with TIE horso L Rot
h1Ft n bridge and wsa badly iAmeti--so
mach 90 that he was obliged % etsale =
WA 0eorge ". Tihbrata IL ScnAk val
~. When he saw tbs item IN Sunday 3
tsae o. this paper be started for SEATTLE
eorsA aud ksa given satisfactory security
~ AZ aAmAgs that may be dcne.
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DOCTORS Bills.

Nearly ell diseases originate from In
action Of the IivaE, and this Is espeoialig
The ease With ohiils and fever, inleFnaif-
tent fevers, end malaKial diseases. To
save docloFs' bills and ward on disease
taxa simmons Lixer Regulator, 3 medf-
cine fha1 increases IN popularity each
year, and has become The most popular
aud best Endorsed medicine h the mar
ket Tor the cure of liver OF bowel dis
eeEes.--1slsgFaph, Dubuque. Iowa.
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That h ahs esanlest medisine II fhis
World sid NJ. MURRAY, Of tie Ooean
Ho1ss. a. he stepped into SleBartas
drug s3oFe. N6iVe ne anofheE bottls Of
your 6lnE CouRh Syrup.n noSo
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Local. oPraS Az SeU&x. Constable
Caldwell tOtarned last Eight trou his
no 10 CoopervillA IN saaAk preclsct,
sna e-onsht with him William Masra
1sAAc CooreF. ", n. CiArk. A. Bahainz
ead George p Hraafosd. Al cf whom
VIZ charged with violation q the local
et,lon act which d IN force tkerA An
we mAh viii arrive here this mozntnE
- ~ q than VII have . keaEin4 Be
taFe Justice Ioaes today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Tun CRY ONoENAScES = City Ciork
Forrest Mnd city Attorney Gilman were
hara a work seetefdAy ocEnpiiing the
oralnanees q he city, prepArNtory =
- 400 thfsn IL beck forEn- TIE wcrk
r rsuch reetelt. - there As been no
ccnpiiaslaR made slace ~ 49, ssiile e
$500 efnne fhaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Two wEnbrSas Ca Sunday eveniss
yustsos sodsrbzrg wAs - the rssi4sncs q
a. n 4 r,hube-s and there uni1aa psaer
e.Vinss1 nra Mss sSn SnnEeA IN mar.
-s~~@ Te~teFfny Charley SwAnnA ans
NJ Laura RotSsst called Is re clllce q
~ asEna tn8tica. VIA ecnt taern away
80 ana wife =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Lsa BsoKzR.-Lasi essninR Dexter
Horton, president Of hsesattls Gas and
Electric Lsgnt company, and ex-presi-
dsut Of chs banking Arm Of DsxteE
Horton 4 &C., While visiting the electric
iiahs works. accidentally fell into q
aitch, breaking bis lea. He vas taken %
his hona On Third street IN . hack,
Where bis broken Iimb vas set.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

I'm crxx HkxE Roox.-@HaFe tie
ustkmsn finished roaazg the cl'Y hall
ysaf aaksd reporter yeSssrday u cssy
eaeEk Rersesa. wait r0ana q few ulh-
sleA waz the reply. saad yeaN tAiHk
- along tor eeun2 weeks new. ths men
eel12 tAken e6 - 60 cthax WcFk visa
~ eny terna nps tnStead q nn2shing
~ icA whlis a IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Grand opening display Of holiday
goods will Be nade every day until
Christmas. We : III sk0u variety Of
haudksFohiefa suitable for holiday
trade. Toklas q SinQeFman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

We have the only eonplele stock Of
eioaks, wraps and HswmaFkets to be
found north Of San Francisco. 1oklas
4 EineeEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Special indaeemsnis u every Depart
nasns before EemogaL Toklas &Hinasg-
mAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

SIN smoking jackets for hoiiday
RffsA Texas & Sin0ermar-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

ohariey sesrva apd Mis- Laura Red
ssh. both q SEATTLE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

AZ SIX eBnis al wool = inch eress
goods, actually wogsh 76a. for renewal
sale. Toklas 4 sinRszman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Good sosrna hand pisno $50 Mason
{ Hamiia eERas $40. Frank kimhall,
Squire bufioi1z eto
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

We are ousflnR pxios IN dE1m Roo3s.
soms s1arlIinE 1azEAins Tor Ne nexa
8 aaya To1laE 4 singsEman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANsFBRs.

Conpleae sock Of Earl 4 Wilson's
collars and cuffs. Toklas 4 Hinasrman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

Wnzhanaaon Territory DanaAi and
phntrrrmuhic Dsput. "A fnli aapply -
lsw rrissl A. b szEwAEg 4 Co. dE1n-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

For your RrocsFies 60 10 q. g. eTkRz-
uP a Co, carner Third and Spring. sell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

ESQ OhFIslmas eards, views Of seat-
lie, for 81, ek GAxzkM q Oo.s, second
snd Marion stsesta. moss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

cAxKpsAx PACIFIC n. n. ExcCe s1ONs
Parties gong Eass viii s1vs money ~
calilnn % 3. ". Nc8uxZ O. IA
siFset. le8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-13

SUI hard kesckiass gusfsbie for Chriai-
rnas presents, e hoslom prices deklas
4 Sinaexuau.